Sentence examples for fission to from inspiring English sources
The atoms mostly decay by releasing a high-energy helium nucleus (alpha decay), although some may disintegrate via spontaneous fission to give rise to smaller elements.
All of its isotopes decay by releasing high energy alpha particles (helium nuclei) -- except roentgenium-281, which undergoes spontaneous fission to give rise to several smaller elements.
This element is named in honour of physicist and mathematician Lise Meitner who correctly explained an experiment where uranium underwent nuclear fission to produce other, smaller, elements.
Research and Its Rewards THE graphite research reactor at Brookhaven National Laboratory was designed in the years just after World War II, when hopes were high of harnessing nuclear fission to create unlimited electrical power, cure disease and advance technology.
But steam propulsion reached its ultimate development with the use of the energy released by nuclear fission to heat the boilers of steam turbines.
The song goes on to recount how one shy single-celled creature, left without a dance partner, splits itself in half through binary fission, to create -- "My, oh my, oh nucleoli a perfect pair".
Heavy-ion collisions around the Fermi energy provide a rich environment for investigating reaction dynamics and provide an opportunity to explore the transition from quasi-fission to multi-fragmentation.
The cine photography enables the dynamics of cell growth and fissioning to be studied and qualitatively interpreted, in terms of flame stretch rates and thermodiffusion.
These newly formed tomonts undergo a sequence of asymmetric binary fissions to become daughter tomites inside the cyst wall.
In July, he launched #YesWeCode with Cheryl Contee, the CEO of media consultancy Fission Strategy, to try to attract underprivileged youth to these professions.
This inobservation was attributed to spontaneous fission owing to the large speed of the products and to other decay channels, such as neutron emission and nuclear fission.
